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CONFEDERATION DECIDES TO TAKE STRIKE BALLOT FOR INDEFINITE STRIKE

Wednesday 24 July 2013

CONFEDERATION OF CENTRAL GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES & WORKERS

(CENTRAL HEAD QUARTERS)

1^st Floor, North Avenue Post office Building, New Delhi – 110001

 

Circular No. 2/2013                                                         Dated – 23.07.2013

NATIONAL SECRETARIAT MEETING

22.07.2013 – NEW DELHI

CONFEDERATION DECIDES TO TAKE STRIKE BALLOT FOR INDEFINITE STRIKE

Dear Comrades,

The first meeting of the National Secretariat of the Confederation was held at New Delhi on 22.07.2013. Com. K. K. N. Kutty, National President, presided. The following office bearers were present:

Com. S. K. Vyas (Advisor), Com. K. K. N. Kutty (President), Com. M. S. Raja (Working President), Com. Giriraj Singh (Vice President), Com. M. Durai Pandian (Vice President), Com. N. Somaiah (Vice President), Com. M. Krishnan (Secretary General), Com. K. V. Jayaraj (Asst Secretary), Com. Pijush Roy (Asst. Secretary) Com. Ishwar Singh Dabas (Asst. Secretary), Com. Vrigu Bhattacharjee (Financial Secretary), Com. G. Mani Achari (Org. Secretary) Com. R. P. Singh (Org. Secretary) Com. Arup Chatterjee (Org. Secretary).

The following office bearers applied for leave/expressed their inability to attend:

Com. R. N. Parashar (Asst. Secretary) Com. C. P. Sobhana (Org. Secretary) Com. Venkata Subramanian (Org. Secretary), Com. K. P. Rajagopal (Secretary)

The following office bearers could not reach due to train late/cancellation:

Com. T. Narasimhan (Vice President), Com. B. Krishna Gaud (Asst. Secretary), Com. Nilesh D. Nasare (Org. Secretary) Com. P. Suresh (Org. Secretary) Com. V. Nageswara Rao (Org. Secretary), Com. T. Satyanarayana (Org. Secretary), Com. T. K. R. Pillai (Auditor).

The following comrades were absent:

Com. Ashok B. Salunke (Vice President), Com. Ashok Kumar Kanojia (Org Secretary) Com. R. Seethalakshmi (Org. Secretary), Com. Y. Purohit (Org. Secretary).

Before Commencement the meeting paid homage to Late Com. Samar Mukherjee, Ex-MP and Veteran Parliamentarian by observing two minutes silence.

Com. S. K. Vyas, Advisor, in his opening remarks, explained the background of events which led to the formation of a Joint Council of Action of Railway (AIRF) Defence (AIDEF) and Confederation and also pointed out its weaknesses and limitations. He stressed the need to further strengthen the unity. He opined that on the 15 point charter of demands, Confederation must conduct its own independent campaign and agitational programmes. If the Railway and defence Federations come forward for serious agitational programmes including indefinite strike we must join such campaign and strike action.

Com. K. Raghavendran, Ex-Working President, Confederation also addressed the meeting. Thereafter discussion on all agenda items took place.

The following are the main highlights and decision of the National Secretariat meeting

1.      Review of 24^th National Conference held at Kolkata from 4^th to 6^thMay 2013

Com. M. Krishnan, Secretary General made a brief presentation of the Conference proceedings, which was approved by the house after discussion.

2.      15 Pointes charter of demands and future course of action.

The meeting decided to organize independent campaign and agitational programmes culminating in indefinite strike. The specific decisions were:

(i) To organize state level joint strike conventions of C-o-C with the participation of all affiliated unions/Associations/Federations during the month of August 2013. Whereever the C-O-C functioning is not satisfactory or has no participation of district units, efforts must be taken to revamp the committee.

(ii)  To organize mass Relay dharna at different places in all important stations during the first week of September 2013 (from 02.09.2013 to 07.09.2013).

(iii)To conduct nationwide strike ballot during the last week of September 2013 (On 25, 26 and 27^th September) Model of the ballot will be sent later.

(iv)To convene the Central Working Committee/Central Executive committee meetings of all affiliated unions/Associations/Federations before the 1^st week of October 2013. All India Office Bearers of the Confederation may be invited to attend the meeting.

3.      Joint programme of AIRF, AIDEF and Confederation:

It was decided to make all out effort to further strengthen the Joint council of action (JCA) and also to launch serious agitational programmes culminating in indefinite strike before December 2013.

4.      Formation of State Committees and District Committees

It was decided to reorganize the COCs which are defunct or not functioning satisfactorily. This is to be done when the state level strike campaign conventions are organized. Participation of representatives of all affiliates should be ensured in the conventions.

5.      Conducting of All India Mahila Convention of the Confederation.

It was decided to conduct two day’s All India Mahila Convention at New Delhi in the 3^rd week of October 2013. C-O-C Delhi has agreed to host the Mahila Convention. Delegate fee shall be Rs.600/- per delegate. Participation of maximum number of Lady comrades from all states/affiliates should be ensured.

6.      Organising Trade Union Education Camp:

It was decided to hold the Trade Union Education Camp at Mumbai in November/December 2013. Number of participants shall be 150 (maximum). Delegate fee Rs. 600/- per delegate Postal, ITEF, Audit & Accounts and Atomic Energy delegates accommodation shall be arranged by their respective Federations. C-O-C Mumbai shall function as the Reception committee. Date and Venue will be intimated later.

7.      Publication of journal

Decided to publish a monthly journal. Name of the journal shall be “CONFEDERATION NEWS” (subject to availability at RNI) Editorial Board shall consist of Com. S. K. Vyas (Advisor) Com. K. K. N. Kutty (President) Com. M. S. Raja (Working President) Com. M .Krishnan (Secretary General) com. K. P. Rajagopal (Secretary) and Com. Vrigu Bhattacharjee (Financial Secretary).

8.      Financial Review:

Financial Secretary shall present the actual picture in the next meeting. Meanwhile letters should be sent to all affiliated unions to remit the arrears of quota immediately.

9.      Letter from ITEF and reply

A letter received from Secretary General, ITEF and the reply given, regarding the election of new office bearers of the Confederation was presented in the meeting by the Secretary General, Confederation. It was decided to send an appeal letter to the ITEF requesting them to resolve the issue amicably.

10.  Affiliation to new organizations:

The application for affiliation received from the following two organisations was considered and it is decided to grant affiliation subject to their accepting the terms & conditions for affiliation.

(i)     Indian School of Mines Karmachari Sangh, Dhanbad.

(ii)   Song and Drama Division Employees Associations, New Delhi

11.  National Convention of Central Trade Unions on 6^th August 2013.

The available National Secretariat members/leaders at Delhi will attend the convention on 6^th.

President, Com. K. K. N. Kutty in his concluding remarks, briefed decisions taken in the meeting. The meeting ended at 5 PM.

IMPLEMENT THE DECISIONS

All office Bearers, State Committees, other C-O-Cs and Affiliated Unions/ Associations/ Federations are requested to implement the above mentioned decisions of the National Secretariat meeting, WITHOUT FAIL.

This may be treated as most urgent/important,

Fraternally yours,

                                                                                               

(K. K. N. Kutty)                                                                                     (M. Krishnan)

President                                                                                             Secretary General

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DHARNA BY AIPEU-GDS(NFPE) ON 23.07.2013 INFRONT OF DAK BHAWAN – NEW DELHI

  The third successive struggle program of AIPEU-GDS (NFPE) on 32 Charter of Demands, Dharna infront of Dak Bhawan, New Delhi has been staged successfully with the participation of General Secretaries of affiliated Unions of NFPE, NFPE office bearers and CHQ office bearers of GDS Union.

        Dharna program was presided by Com.I.S.Dabas, General Secretary, P-IV (CHQ) and inaugurated by Com.Giriraj Singh, President, NFPE & General Secretary, R-III. Com.M.Krishnan, Secretary General, NFPE & General Secretary, Gr.C.,  Com.K.V.Sridharan, Leader, JCM (Staffside) & former General Secretary Gr.C., Com.K.Raghavendran, former Secretary General, NFPE, Com.S.Raghupathi, Asst. Secretary General, NFPE, Com.T.Satyanarayana, General Secretary, AIP AEA, Com.Appanraj, former General Secretary, AIPSBCOEA, Com.R.Sivannarayana, President, Gr.C (CHQ), Com.N.Subramanyan, Dy. General Secretary, Gr.C (CHQ), Com.Balwinder Singh, Financial Secretary, Gr.C (CHQ) and comrades of Delhi Circle were participated.

        The GDS CHQ represented by Com.P.Pandurangarao, General Secretary, Com.R.Dhanraj, Dy. General Secretary, Com.V.Murukan, Financial Secretary, Com.Chandra N. Chaudhary, Orgg. General Secretary, Com.M.S.Sabu, Circle Secretary (Kerala), Com. Kumaran Nambiar, Fin. Secretary, Kerala, Com.Gunasekharan, President, Pudukottain Dn. (TN).

       The program concluded with the vote of thanks paid by Com.R.Dhanraj, Dy. General Secretary, by extending revolutionary greetings and heartfelt thanks to the leaders of NFPE for their support and participation in the dharna and made it successful.

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UIDAI wins top honours at International IT forum

Acknowledging the pivotal role played by UIDAI in leveraging technology to change people lives, streamline delivery of welfare services and provide opportunity to people to participate more fully in society, the jury of International Data Group (IDG) Computerworld Honours Program, Computerworld Honors Laureate selected UIDAI for 21st Century Achievement Award 2013 under the category ‘Economic Development’. 

The Computerworld Honors Program, recognizes and honours visionary application of Information Technology promoting positive social, economic and social change. There were 24 nominees under this category from different parts of the World. On the occasion, John Amato, Vice President and Publisher, Computerworld said that ‘ Computerworld is honoured to recognize the outstanding accomplishments of 2013 class of Laureates and to share their work.’ The initiative of Government of India was widely appreciated by the participants and media who were excited about the transformational impact of the project in socio economic life. 

The Computerworld Honors Program awards were presented at the Gala Evening and Awards Ceremony at the Andrew W.Mellon Auditorioum in Washington last week. The award was received by Ms. Keshni Anand Arora, IAS, DDG on behalf of UIDAI. 

Source:-PIB

Promotion cannot be withheld because of the mere pendency of investigation, rules CAT: The Hindu

The Central Administrative Tribunal, Madras Bench, has ruled that promotion cannot be withheld because of the mere pendency of investigation and directed the Defence Ministry to promote an Indian Ordnance Factories Service (IOFS) officer within 45 days.

Disposing of an application filed by M. Ravi, a 1975 batch officer, the Bench, comprising members B. Venkateswara Rao and Naresh Gupta, held that the defence authorities had erred in withholding his promotion without valid reason. The Bench also said, “No charge sheet has been issued to the applicant. The promotion was withheld merely on the ground of pendency of criminal investigation by the CBI.”

Mr. Ravi is presently working as Senior Deputy Director of General, Armoured Vehicles Factory, Avadi.

He contended that he served in various capacities in other factories. The Departmental Promotion Committee (DPC) convened in January 2012 and 2013 recommended his name along with S.K. Gupta and B.N. Singh for promotion to Appointments Committee of the Cabinet (ACC) for its final approval.

He was not promoted on the ground of a criminal investigation by CBI pending against him. The investigation was a result of an alleged irregularity that took place when he was working at ordnance factory, Medak, between 1999 and 2005.

In an application before CAT, he also sought a direction to the defence authorities to promote him. He also contended that the promotion had been withheld because of ‘long pending’ investigation but there was no disciplinary action of any kind initiated against him. Hence, Mr. Ravi said that the authorities postponed the promotion indefinitely.

The defence authorities contended that six vacancies arose in the level of member to the Ordnance Factory Board.

In fact, the recommendation of DPC should be approved by Appointments Committee of the Cabinet (ACC) for effecting promotion. Along with others, the candidature of Mr. Ravi was also considered. In view of the investigation by the CBI with respect to him, the ACC accorded its approval to others and directed the Defence Ministry to resubmit the proposal for promotion of Mr. Ravi after completion of the ongoing investigation.

The Tribunal also pointed out that a draft charge sheet which did not fructify into regular charge sheet and that should not be a ground for withholding promotion. The Tribunal added, “Unless a regular charge sheet is issued, no disciplinary action can be initiated against the officer of the government and no promotion can be withheld by the mere pendency of investigation.”

Read more at: http://www.thehindu.com/news/national/tamil-nadu/promotion-cannot-be-withheld-because-of-the-mere-pendency-of-investigation-rules-cat/article4843716.ece

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MTS MODEL CUM PRACTICE PAPER

Time: 90 minutes                                                                             

Instructions:

1.      Answer all the Questions. All questions carry equal marks.

2.       Round off the appropriate choice in OMR sheet.

                                     PART-A (GENERAL KNOWLEDGE)

1.The 2014 football world cup is scheduled to be held in

A. China                         B. Japan                         C. Australia                 D. Brazil 2. Who among the following got the Bharat Ratna award before becoming the president of India? A. R. Venkatraman       B. Dr. Rajendra Prasad       C. Dr. Zakir Hussain  D. W. Giri 3.  First University in India was founded at A. Calcutta       B. Bombay         C. Delhi          D. Madras 4. Which of the following planets rotates clock wise? A. Pluto           B. Jupiter               C. Venus                    D. Mercury 5. How many times the preamble was amended  A. Once           B. Twice              C. Thrice                    D. Four times 6. Under which five year plan did agriculture show a negative growth? A. 1st Plan             B. 2nd Plan      C. 3rd Plan       D. 4th Plan 7. Which of the following involves chemical change? A. Rusting of iron                      B. Burning of wood - C. Reduction of wood               D. All the three 8. Which of the following is a submarine of the Indian Navy? A. INS Virat    B. INS Sindhurakshkr    C. INS Rajali     D. INS Vikrãnt 9. Shivpuri National Park of Madhya Pradesh is important for  A. Tiger and Elephant                         B.Wild Buffalo  C. Birds                                                D. Leopard and Chital 10. Which is the International Date Line?   A. Equator      B. 0o Longitude    C.90o East Longitude    D. 180o Longitude 11. National Institute of Rural Development is located at  A. New Delhi     B. Mumbai     C. Hyderabad    D. Kanpur 12. The song ‘Jana-Gana-Mana’ composed by Rabindra nath Tagore was first published in January 1912 under the title of  A. Rashtra Jagrati        B. Tatva Bodhini     C. Bharat Vidhata  D. None of the above 13. Which of the following sites has been included in UNESCO’s list of World Heritage Sites? A. Chilka Lake       B. Dal Lake        C. Nagin Lake    D. Sunderbans National Park 14. Who, out of the following, was the first recipient of Bharat Ratna Award? A. B.C. Roy        B. S. Chandrashekhar   C. C.V. Raman    D. Gobind Ballabh Pant 15. Who among the following Rajput kings defeated Muhammad Ghori for the first time? A. Prithviraj III      B .Chalukya Bhim    C. Jaichandra    D. Kumar Pal 16. In how many ways can a batsman be out in cricket? A. 8                          B. 9                    C.10                     D.11 17. The waterfall Victoria is located in   A. Canada     B. USA               C. Zimbabwe     D. India 18. Which of the following states receives most of the rainfall during the retreating monsoon season?  A. Andhra Pradesh     B. Punjab   C. Tamil Nadu    D. Kerala 19. When is the ‘International Women’s Day’ observed? A. March 8                  B. February 14               C. May 10    D. October 2 20.FFC stands for       A. Foreign Finance Corporation                      B. Film Finance Corporation C. Federation of Football Council                    D. None of these 21. India's first fast breeder neutron reactor was   A. Zerlina       B. Apsara       C. Purnima-1     D. Kamini 22. The title given by the British Government to Mahatma Gandhi which he surrendered during the non-cooperation movement was   A. Hind Kesari           B.Kaiser-e-hind      C. Raj Bahadur       D. Rt. Honorable 23. An anti British outfit ‘Abhinava Bharat’ was founded by    A. R. G.Bhandarkar   B. C.R.Das       C. V.D. Savarkar        D.Sardar Bhagat Singh     24. Which of the following is not a constitutional body? A. Election Commission                         B. Inter State Council   C. Finance Commission                          D. National Advisory Council 25. Who invented super Computer?  A. J.H.van Tassel   B. J.Kurtz    C.Babbage    D.J.G.Kemeny                     PART-B  ( ARITHMETIC)                      26. 4.2 x 4.2 - 1.9 x 1.9 2.3 x 6.1  = ?   A. 0.5                          B.1                               C.1.9                           D.2.5 27.  3 x 0.3 x 0.03 x 0.003 x 30 = ? A. 0.0000243              B. 0.00000243             C. 0.00243                  D.0.000243 28. A number when divided by 6 leaves a remainder 3. When the square of the same number is divided by 6, the remainder is: A.0                              B.1                               C.2                              D.3 29. Ten years ago, A was half of B in age. If the ratio of their present ages is 3:4, what will be the total of their present ages?  A.25                            B.35                             C.45                            D.55 30. The difference between the length and breadth of a rectangle is 23 m. If its perimeter is 206 m, then its area is: A.1520 m2                  B.2420 m2                  C. 2480 m2                 D.2520 m2 31. A merchant has 1000 kg of sugar, part of which he sells at 8% profit and the rest at 18% profit. He gains 14% on the whole. The quantity sold at 18% profit is: A.400Kg                     B.650Kg                     C.600Kg                     D.640Kg 32. A can complete a journey in 10 hours. He travels first half of the journey at the rate of 21 km/hr and second half at the rate of 24 km/hr. Find the total journey in km. A.220Km                    B.222Km                    C.224Km                    D.226Km 33. If 8 men can reap 80 hectares in 24 days, then how many hectares can 36 men rap in 30 days? A.350                          B.400                           C.425                          D.450 34. A man borrowed Rs. 3125 for compound interest and it amounted to Rs. 4500 in 2 years. The rate of compound interest per annum is A. 30%                        B.25%             C.20%                         D.15% 35.  Pointing to a man in a photograph, a woman said, "His brother's father is the only son of my grandfather." How is the woman related to the man in the photograph?    A. Sister                    B. Aunt           C. Grandmother                  D. Daughter  36. A and B invest in a business in the ratio 3 : 2. If 5% of the total profit goes to charity and A’s share is Rs. 855, the total profit is :    A. Rs1425                   B.Rs1500        C.Rs1537                    D.Rs1576 37. In an examination, 35% of the students passed and 455 failed. How many students appeared for the examination? A.490                          B.700               C.845                          D.1300 38. A train moves past a telegraph post and a bridge 264 m long in 8 seconds and 20 seconds respectively. What is the speed of the train? A.69.5Km/hr                        B.70Km/hr                C.79.2 Km/hr         D.79Km/hr 39. The difference between the cost price and sale price of an article is Rs. 240. If the profit is 20%, the selling price is: A.Rs1200                    B.Rs.1240                   C.Rs.1260                   D.Rs1220 40. A fruit seller sells mangoes at the rate of Rs. 9 per kg and thereby loses 20%. At what price per kg, he should have sold them to make a profit of 5%? A. Rs11.81                  B.Rs12                        C.Rs.12.25                  D.Rs.12.31 41. If simple interest on a certain sum of money for 4 years at 5% per annum is same as the simple interest on Rs. 560 for 10 years at the rate of 4% per annum then the sum of money is  A.Rs1190                    B.Rs1120          C.Rs 1210                 D.Rs1160 42. Compound interest of the amount of Rs.7500 /- in two years is Rs. 927 /-.What is the percentage rate of interest per year?  A. 5.4%                       B. 8%              C. 6%              D. 8.4% 43. Some boys are sitting in a row. P is sitting fourteenth from the left and Q is seventh from the right. If there are four boys between P and Q, how many boys are there in the row? A.22                B.23                 c.24                 D.25 44.  'CIRCLE' is related to 'RICELC' in the same way as 'SQUARE' is related to— A. UQSERA   B. QUSERA               C. UQSAER               D. QSUERA 45.  How many D's are there in the following letter-series, which are preceded by K and followed by Q ? KDRMBSKDQKRBLKDQMQDKEFQDK A. 4                             B. 2                  C. 1                 D. 3 46. Ravi goes 5 km towards North from a fixed point. Then he goes 3 km after turning to his right. After this he goes 5 km turning to his right. In the end he goes 4 km after turning to his left. How far and in what direction is he now from the fixed point? A. 4 km, West                       B. 7 km, East             C. 9 km, East             D. 7 km, West 47. A housewife saved Rs. 2.50 in buying an item on sale. If she spent Rs. 25 for the item, approximately how much percent she saved in the transaction A. 9%                                      B. 8%                          C. 10%                        D.7% 48. A man bought a number of oranges at 3 for a rupee and an equal number at 2 for a rupee. At what price per dozen should he sell them to make a profit of 20 % A. Rs.7                                    B. Rs.8                                    C.Rs.6                         D. Rs5 49. The area of a rectangle is 460 square meters. If the length is 15% more than the breadth, what is the breadth of the rectangular field? A. 23m                                    B.20m                                     C. 25m                        D.26m 50. How long does a train 110 meters long running at the speed of 72 km/hr take to cross a bridge 132 meters in length?  A. 9•8 sec      B. 12•1 sec                 C.12•42 sec               D. 14•3 sec                                                            PART-C (I)                                                  GENERAL ENGLISH Directions—(Q. 51-53) In the following questions, groups of four words are given. In each group, one word is wrongly spelt. Find the mis-spelt word and indicate your correct response. 51. A. Unaccompanied    B. Boutique      C.  Budgetting         D. Mosquitoes    52. A. Physique                   B. Preferring     C. Seize                  D. Brillient        53. A. Carrier                      B. Carreer          C. Courier              D. Barrier             Directions—(Q.54-55) In each of the following questions, out of the given alternative, choose the one which best expresses the meaning of the given word. 54.Government by a single person  A. Monarchy     B.  Plutocracy   C. Autocracy      D. Aristocracy 55.A person who has no money to pay off his debts  A. Debtor       B. Beggar       C. Pauper      D. Insolvent Directions (Q 56-57) In the following the questions choose the word which best expresses the meaning of the given word. 56. BARE   A. Uncovered            B. Tolerate              C. Clear      D. Neat 57. BROWSE    A. Heal            B. Deceive              C. Examine      D. Strike Directions (Q 58-59) In the following the questions choose the word which best expresses opposite meaning of the given word. 58. REVEALED   A. Denied      B. Concealed      C. Ignored         D. Overlooked 59. LIABILITY   A. Property    B. Debt       C. Treasure    D. Assets Directions (Q 60-62)  Fill in the blanks with correct Prepositions 60. I met him ______ the afternoon.  A. by     B. in         C. on      D. to 61. Can you agree_____my proposal? A. to    B. too        C. with            D. into 62. The servant is attending.... him? A.  on        B. with      C. for        D. upon Directions (Q 63-64)  Fill in the blanks with correct  articles 63. I am going to _________market to by vegetables.    A. a                      B. an               C. the            D. none 64. India will become__ super power shortly A. a      B. an      C. the            D. No article Directions : Select the correct Question Tags. 65. I am honest   A. didn’t I?     B. am I?      C. am not I?       D. aren’t I? Directions: Select the proper suffix. 66. Look   A. ably      B. able      C. ing               D. eri Directions: Identify the type of sentence 67. Shakespeare has written dramas appealing to all people of all ages  A. simple present                  B. present continuous C. past perfect                        D. present perfect Directions:  Select the correct plural forms. 68. Fiction  A. fiction    B. fictions     C. fictionia       D. fictionese 69. Belief   A. beliefs     B. believes    C. belives    D. beliefings 70. Choose the sentence with correct Punctuation A. Mr. Raju could you meet me tomorrow? B. Mr. Raju , could you meet me tomorrow. C. Mr. Raju could you meet me tomorrow. D. Mr. Raju, could you meet me tomorrow? Directions : Identify the Part of speech of the underlined word in the following sentence 71. John, as well as his wife, has come A. Conjunction                     B. Preposition   C. Adverb   D. Adjective 72. We grew up together A. Adverb                  B. Adjective     C. Preposition     D. Noun 73. Choose the set of words which are in the alphabetical order  1) Celebration, celebrity, center centimeter 2) Celebration, celebrity centimeter, center 3) Celebrity, centimeter celebration, center 4) Center, centimeter, celebrity celebration Directions: In each of the following questions, a sentence has been given in Direct/Indirect Speech. Out of the four alternatives suggested select the one which best expresses the same sentence in Indirect/Direct Speech. 74. He said to her, "May you succeed !"   A. He told her that she might succeed. B. He prayed to god that she may succeed C. He Wished her success D. He said to her that she might succeed. Directions: In each of the following questions, a sentence has been given in Active(or passive) Voice. Out of the four alternatives suggested select the one which best expresses the same sentence in Passive(or Active) Voice 75. He was arrested on a charge of theft, but for lack of evidence he was released. A. He was arrested on a charge of theft, but was released for lack of evidence B. The police arrested him on a charge of theft, but for lack of evidence he was released. C. The police arrested him on a charge of theft, but for lack of evidence released him. D. None of these.